Players Return to Course for Second Round in 15-18 Year-Old Age Group

Clayton Vannoy from Pensacola preparing to hit a shot at the Dothan Country Club. Vannoy has committed to play at Troy.

Calum Masters from Headland prepares to putt at the Future Masters.

Dothan's Beau Scott striking a putt on the 6th hole at the Future Masters.

Dothan's Beau Scott lining up his putt at the 6th hole.

Dothan's William Speigner putting on the 6th hole at the Future Masters.

William Speigner lining up his putt at the 6th hole.

Blake Smith from Knoxville, Tennessee on the course at the Future Masters.

Patrick Martin from Birmingham, Alabama prepares to chip at the Future Masters.

Jackson Seawell, the son of Alabama Golf Coach Jay Seawell, preparing to putt at the Future Masters.

DOTHAN, AL -- It's a critical day for players at the Future Masters. Junior golfers returned to the course at the Dothan Country Club for their second rounds, knowing it could be their last in the tournament.

Following Friday's second round, the field will be cut for Saturday's championship round. 244 players began the tournament with dreams of donning the blue jacket, but following Friday's action, only half of that number will remain.

Watch WTVY News at throughout the day for updates from the Future Masters.

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